[Solved] Why does CloudWatch Logs require a sequence token when uploading log events to a log stream? — Ans: To ensure log events are stored in the correct order | AWS

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Why does CloudWatch Logs require a sequence token when uploading log events to a log stream?

ATo ensure log events are stored in the correct order

BTo authenticate the user uploading logs

CTo encrypt the log data during transfer

DTo compress log events before storage

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand sequence token purpose
The sequence token ensures that log events are uploaded in the correct order without duplicates or gaps.
Step 2: Differentiate from other functions
Authentication, encryption, and compression are handled separately and not by the sequence token.
Final Answer:
To ensure log events are stored in the correct order -> Option A
Quick Check:
Sequence token = ordering logs correctly [OK]

Quick Trick: Sequence token keeps logs in order [OK]

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